Look, let us be honest: the first conquest showdown of October for Vampir has finally drawn to a close, and mate, the real talk centres entirely around winning streaks. Quite a few clans were gunning to match existing records or outright smash them this time around. In particular, the match results for the standard server group's Diamond tier and the streamer group turned out to be rather fascinating. Plus, a couple of clans and servers broke their long silence in the process, so the Conquest View team decided to break it all down for you.

Standard Server Conquest Results

Scanning the Diamond tier chart, 4조 immediately catches the eye. Cheongyeok was sitting on an 8-match winning streak before running straight into the 4-match winning clan MadnessI. Cheongyeok was closing in on a 9-match run to tie the all-time streak record, but MadnessI slammed the brakes on that dream. At the same time, MadnessI pushed its own streak to 5 matches, breaking personal bests. MadnessI has been completely unstoppable ever since securing its very first victory back during the August conquest.

Meanwhile, 2조 and 3조 seem to be feeling the aftershocks of the server transfers that took place from September 21 to 24. Familiar names from the September Sima 1 skirmishes—like Dokcho, Kartz from Mila 2, and the Jjijibae clan—were nowhere to be found on the bracket. As a result, Romance clinched 3 consecutive wins in Diamond 2조, while Chilhon bagged 5 wins in 4조, with both setting shiny new personal best records for winning streaks.

The Platinum 1 through 5 charts also bear clear footprints of those server migrations. Yeonggyeol, who had been farming match points over in the Razby 3 server all through September, decided to hop over to Razby 1. Stepping up to claim the representative mantle for Razby 3 was the Yeoin clan. They locked horns with Paegi—a clan boasting 3 prior conquest victories—in the finals and managed to snatch a precious maiden victory. Thanks to that gritty effort, Razby 3 strung together 2 consecutive wins and punched a direct ticket to the Diamond tier.

Platinum 2조 and 3조 also produced some fresh contenders advancing to the Diamond bracket. In the former, Jibae from Kain 3 pulled off 2 straight wins to comfortably clear the Diamond matching criteria. Coincidentally, this victory brings Jibae right up to its previous personal record of a 2-match streak, leaving us all wondering if they can push past that ceiling in the next Vampir showdown. Over in the latter, OurWordsOnly from Duncan 2 similarly grabbed 2 consecutive victories.

The big talking point for the second Platinum chart is the sheer volume of multi-title winning clans. We are looking at Brown Dust in 8조, Seolhwa in 9조, and Gwisin in 10조. With victories in this first October showdown, they have accumulated 10, 7, and 16 total wins respectively. On top of that, Arcane in 7조 notched 2 straight wins to join the multi-win club. Among them, Arcane and Seolhwa both secured back-to-back victories, laying down solid stepping stones for a Diamond tier match.

Moving right along, let us look at the Vampir Gold tier results. Healing from Poame 3, Sasum from Poame 1, Eottae from Lilith 1, and Black Rose from Sima 3 all emerged victorious from the battlefield.What really draws attention here are Sasum and Healing from the Poame servers. Historically speaking, Poame servers 1 and 3 have been pretty lacklustre in the conquest scene, failing to rake in a single match point since July of this year. Sasum and Healing effectively shattered that dry spell, delivering some much-needed wins for their home crowd.

Streamer Server Conquest Results

Finally, let us check out how the Vampir streamer server group fared in the conquest. The ones who met the Diamond tier matching criteria this time around are Dokdo from Oscar 1, Sasin from Oscar 2, and WOLHA from Ridel 3. Sasin is currently riding an astonishing 18-match winning streak, breaking its own record with literally every single win. Without a doubt, they are the absolute apex predators of the Vampir conquest. Meanwhile, Dokdo and WOLHA have both been staging notable comebacks since September.

Dokdo tasted victory for the first time back in May and managed to scrape together a few points here and there afterwards, but failed to string them into a proper run. The turning point arrived in September, where they finally started stacking wins to reach a 3-match streak. WOLHA took home a win in the first August conquest, only to stumble in the next two outings. However, they bounced back by seizing victory in the second September match and followed it up with another win here, bringing their current streak to 2 matches. We will just have to wait and see if these two can keep the momentum rolling.